1989 | Ferrari Mondial T Cabriolet

The Ferrari Mondial T Cabriolet, launched in 1989, signified a bold leap in Ferrari’s evolution, blending the marque’s legendary performance with a refined, open-air grand touring experience. It was a striking departure from earlier Mondial models, with its engine repositioned to a longitudinal layout and a transverse gearbox inspired by Ferrari’s F1 technology. This innovative configuration, overseen by Mauro Forghieri, gave the Mondial T a new level of handling precision and balance, setting it apart as the most dynamic Mondial ever produced. Its Pininfarina design embraced Ferrari's elegance while offering the versatility of a four-seat convertible—a rare feature among Ferrari’s performance-driven lineup.

Under the hood, the Mondial T Cabriolet housed a 3.4-liter V8 that delivered a thrilling 300 horsepower, a notable improvement over its predecessors. The electronically controlled adjustable suspension enhanced its driving versatility, providing seamless shifts between comfortable cruising and more aggressive, spirited driving. Compared to earlier Mondial models, the T boasted significant advancements in technology, including the Bosch Motronic engine management system that optimized both power delivery and efficiency. With this evolution, Ferrari expertly balanced the thrill of a mid-engine sports car with the sophistication of a luxury open-top grand tourer, making the Mondial T Cabriolet a standout in Ferrari’s rich history.

• Model Introduction: The Ferrari Mondial T Cabriolet, launched in 1989, represented a major evolution in the Mondial lineup, combining Ferrari’s performance heritage with a refined, open-air grand touring experience.
• Engineering Advancements: Featuring a longitudinally mounted 3.4-liter V8 engine paired with a transverse gearbox, the Mondial T was inspired by Ferrari’s F1 technology, enhancing handling precision and balance.
• Performance: Producing 300 horsepower, the Mondial T introduced an electronically controlled adjustable suspension for adaptable driving dynamics, alongside the Bosch Motronic engine management system for optimized power and efficiency.
• Design & Practicality: Styled by Pininfarina, the four-seat convertible offered both Ferrari’s signature elegance and an uncommon level of versatility for a mid-engine sports car.
• This Example: A 1989 Ferrari Mondial T Cabriolet finished in Rosso Corsa over Tan with a black soft top and tan top boot, showing under 22k miles.
• Ownership & Condition: Maintained under long-term single-family ownership, accompanied by a clean Carfax, Seller's Disclosure, and a clean title.

• Clean Carfax report
• Seller's Disclosure